ECDIS JAN-9201 Series
The JAN-9201C is a marine radar system that enhances situational awareness and safe navigation. With solid-state technology, the JAN-9201C provides clear radar images and uniform performance in a variety of sea conditions. The system improves the safety of maritime operations by clearly presenting information about the vessels and objects surrounding the vessel to facilitate safe operations and avoid potential collisions. It provides a seamless system of operation through an intuitive interface and can also be interfaced with other systems on the navigation bridge. The JAN-9201C has been built to withstand rigorous and reliable operations whether the need is everyday navigation or high-traffic maritime environments. The advanced radar technology and reliable design make it the ideal maritime radar system for the professional maritime operator who requires an accurate and real-time tracking device.
User-centric interface for efficient handling
Reliable functionality in challenging maritime environments
Designed for long-term operational stability
Enhanced visual clarity for quick interpretation
Ultra-Wide 26″ Display
WUXGA (1920×1200) high-resolution LCD with LED backlight for superior clarity and wider chart view
Smart & Intuitive Operation
jGUI interface with consistent, icon-based design, pop-up AIS and TT target info, and quick-access toolbars
Efficient Route Planning & Safety Checks
Edit routes graphically or using route tables with real-time safety alerts and multi-route editing
Comprehensive Chart Compatibility
Supports ENC (S-57/S-63), ARCS, C-MAP, private charts, Admiralty Information Overlay (AIO), and PAYS functionality
Radar & AIS Overlay Ready
Integrated overlay support for enhanced situational awareness (optional radar interface required)
Regulation Ready
Fully compliant with IMO MSC.232(82), IEC61174 Ed.4, IEC62288, MED-certified for SOLAS vessels
Remote Integration Capabilities
Compatible with JHS-800S VHF for DSC calling directly from ECDIS, supporting wireless speaker mic control